Overview
- President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia launched about 430 drones and 18 rockets in a coordinated night assault aimed at civilians and infrastructure.
- Kyiv officials reported at least four people killed and roughly 27 to 30 wounded, damage to 30 residential buildings, and disruptions to heating, electricity and water services.
- Odesa region authorities said two more people were killed, bringing reported deaths nationwide to at least six in the latest wave of attacks.
- Ukraine struck targets inside Russia, with debris hitting the Novorossiysk container terminal and industry sources cited by Reuters saying oil exports there were paused; Russia claimed it downed 216 Ukrainian drones and reported damage near Saratov, figures that could not be independently verified.
- Kyiv pressed for tougher sanctions and more interceptors, as defense ministers from partner nations met in Berlin for consultations on European security and support for Ukraine.